The Legend of Heroes of Sea Breeze and Ten Thousand Miles

This book is divided into two volumes. The first volume is "The Heroes of the Wanli Korean War". It mainly tells the story of Qi Jiguang's nephew Qi Jin who helped the Korean soldiers and civilians fight against the Japanese army in the Wanli Korean War. It also tells the story of how on April 13, the 20th year of Wanli (May 23, 1592), the Japanese Taige Toyotomi Hideyoshi ordered Xiaoxi Xing. Naga, Kato Kiyomasa, Kobayakawa Takakage, Ukita Hideie and others led an army of 158,000 people and began to attack North Korea. The Wanli Korean War broke out. On January 27, 1593, the national hero and Eastern Expedition Admiral Li Rusong and the manager Song Yingchang led a 45,000 Ming army across the Yalu River and entered Yiju in North Korea. , After starting to help the Korean soldiers and civilians fight against the Japanese army, Li Rusong led Yang Yuan, Zha Damou, Wu Weizhong, Qi Jin and others on the Korean battlefield to achieve victory in the first war to aid Korea such as the Battle of Pyongyang and the burning of Longshancang. There was also the experience of Li Rusong leading everyone to break through the Japanese encirclement in the Battle of Bitiguan, and the war After the outbreak, Shi Shiyong, Xu Yu and others successfully obtained a large amount of intelligence about the Japanese army in Japan. Finally, they also described that after the second war to aid Korea began in July 1597, Xing Jie, Liu Wei, Ma Gui, Chen Lin, Deng Zilong, Wu Weizhong, Qi Jin and others helped the Korean army and civilians win the victory at Jishan and the Battle of Luliang. The second volume is "The Legend of Taiwan's Heroes in the Late Ming and Early Qing Dynasties", which mainly tells the stories of national heroes Shen Yourong and Zheng Chenggong who were Qi Jiguang's subordinates in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, who successfully recovered Taiwan respectively. Nan Juyi and Yu Dayou's son Yu Zigao and others commanded the Ming army to recover the Penghu Islands, and Shi Lang led the Qing army to unify Taiwan.